Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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evelopment . . . J Y EXHIBITS; musical programs; dramatic performances; lectures; and addresses, both tech- nical and popular in nature, given on various oc- easions throughout the year, constitute a large part of the service rendered In the college to the ie rende people oi Trov. Not only have the members ol the faculty and e student bodv made their contributions to the cultural de elopment, hut the college has brought many distinguished speakers and excellent enter- tainers from the nation at large to instruct, amuse, ■ . ¥lmn id inspire. and inspire. f

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fowth, through the years . . . hurdles and their members it llk K all students to participate in wholesome Christian fellowship which they provide. The college cooperates with the churches in meeting the spiritual needs of students. The religious council, an interdenominational organization, functions as an ntegral part of the Student Government Association in promoting religious activities on campus by co-ordinating the crtorts of the various churches of Trov.